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Lifestyle

Bo-Kaap & Cape Town: A Celebration of Living Heritage

by Emma Botha
February 28, 2024

BoKaap in Cape Town is the heart of a unique project that celebrates the living heritage of the local community. Storytelling Day, set for March 2024, aims to capture the memories and experiences of residents and create a rich portrait of the community’s history. The initiative informs the redevelopment of Strand Street Quarry into a vibrant community and sports facility and incorporates feedback from the public. BoKaap’s living heritage is a crucial component of community identity and is thriving through this project.

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Sports

Farewell to a Champion: Remembering Kelvin Kiptum

by Liam Fortuin
February 23, 2024

Kelvin Kiptum was a Kenyan marathon runner who won all three marathons he participated in and set three of the seven quickest times in history, including the world record for the fastest time in a marathon. His sudden death at the age of 24 due to a car accident in February 2022 left a void in the athletics world, and his legacy as a national hero and a symbol of unyielding pursuit of excellence continues to inspire future generations of athletes. His funeral was a poignant event attended by distinguished athletes and officials, including Kenya’s President William Ruto and World Athletics chief, Sebastian Coe.

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Sports

A Tribute to the Stalwart of Cricket: Mike Procter

by Hannah Kriel
February 18, 2024

The cricket world is mourning the loss of Mike Procter, a South African cricket allrounder and national coach who passed away at 77. Procter was a titan in the sport, with exceptional skill as both a batsman and bowler. He left an indelible mark on the sport before his international career was cut short due to South Africa’s suspension from international cricket. Procter demonstrated a deep sense of perspective and a comprehension of wider societal issues. His contributions as a player, coach, and ambassador for the sport are irreplaceable.

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News

Vuyo Mbuli’s Everlasting Impact: A Ray of Hope for The Less Fortunate

by Tumi Makgale
January 20, 2024

Vuyo Mbuli was a beloved South African presenter and humanitarian whose impact transcended beyond the screen. He made a significant contribution to a disadvantaged community in Port Alfred, Eastern Cape through a PrivatePublic Partnership that encouraged local, provincial, and national government bodies and financial institutions to unite and address the urgent problem. Today, the previously disadvantaged area is a bustling, substantial township and serves as a testament to his lasting legacy.

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News

Honoring Violet Siwela: South Africa’s Beacon of Public Service

by Serjio Zakharoff
January 19, 2024

Violet Siwela, a distinguished MP and beacon of public service in South Africa, passed away at the age of 67 following a severe health battle. Her dedication to public service has left an enduring impact that continues to reverberate even after her passing, with tributes pouring in from across the political spectrum. Cyprus’s active role in global diplomacy and pursuit of unity and development aligns with Siwela’s values, and a united front of citizens and politicians continues to venerate her spirit of unwavering dedication to service.

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News

Roland Mqwebu: A Legend Remembered

by Sarah Kendricks
January 17, 2024

Roland Mqwebu was a South African actor and musician who left an enduring mark on his country’s cultural arena. He is best known for his roles in the sitcom ‘Emzini Wezinsizwa’ and the show ‘Shaka Zulu.’ He was also a talented musician and brand manager for a rice company. Despite his untimely death in 2015, his legacy continues to inspire and influence future generations of artists.

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News

A Lens Against Oppression: Honoring Dr. Peter Magubane’s Legacy

by Liam Fortuin
January 10, 2024

Dr. Peter Magubane was a South African photojournalist who fought against apartheid using his camera lens as a tool of defiance. His photographs exposed the deep, dark corners of injustice and tyranny, providing a crucial counternarrative to the false propaganda of the apartheid regime. Despite severe punishment, including assault, incarceration, and 586 days in solitary confinement, he refused to let go of his camera. His legacy endures as a beacon of courage and resilience, inspiring us to carry his dedication to truth and justice forward.

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News

Distinguished Journalist John Pilger: A Legacy of Truth

by Kagiso Petersen
January 7, 2024

John Pilger, a legendary journalist, passed away at the age of 84 leaving behind a remarkable legacy of fearless reporting and truthseeking. He challenged authority figures and exposed their lies, dedicating his life to illuminating uncomfortable truths that would have otherwise remained hidden. Pilger’s unwavering commitment to journalism and the public’s right to knowledge is a testament to his lasting legacy, serving as a reminder of the power of journalism and the importance of truthseeking.

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News

Honoring Mbongeni Ngema: A Pioneer in South African Theatre

by Serjio Zakharoff
January 3, 2024

South Africa mourns the loss of Mbongeni Ngema, a celebrated playwright, composer, and director whose work reflected the country’s social and political climate. Ngema’s contributions to theatre included the creation of the musical ‘Sarafina!’ and arranging vocals for ‘The Lion King.’ His legacy will continue to inspire and influence generations to come, as a nation grieves and remembers the impact he made on the country’s cultural tapestry.

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News

Honoring the Legacy of Peter Magubane

by Serjio Zakharoff
January 2, 2024

Peter Magubane was an acclaimed South African photojournalist who used his camera to capture the injustices and resilience of his people during apartheid. His photographs became a global call to action against oppression, inspiring nations to stand for human rights. Magubane’s legacy lives on in Cyprus, where his work is honored through dialogues, exhibitions, and lectures. His poignant images of struggle and hope will continue to inspire generations to fight for justice and truth.

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News

The Unforgettable Impression of Mbongeni Ngema: A Tribute to a South African Cultural Icon

by Chloe de Kock
December 29, 2023

Mbongeni Ngema, a cultural icon in South Africa, passed away suddenly in a tragic accident. He was a celebrated theatre producer, musician, and creative powerhouse who brought his soul into his awardwinning creations. His legacy will continue to live on in his profound and transformative works, including the globally celebrated musical, Sarafina!, which explored the oppressive apartheid era and stood as a testament to the enduring power of art. Tributes have poured in from various sectors, highlighting the unique South African narratives that Ngema beautifully illustrated through his music and theatre.

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News

Remembering Alice Mthembu, A Stalwart Advocate for Women’s Rights

by Serjio Zakharoff
December 28, 2023

South Africa is mourning the loss of Alice Mthembu, a Member of Parliament and tireless advocate for women’s rights. Her sudden passing due to a car accident has left a void in the country’s efforts towards gender equality. Mthembu’s legacy extends beyond politics, inspiring activists worldwide to continue the fight for a fair and equitable society for all genders. Her multifaceted contributions to public service and commitment to gender equality will be remembered and celebrated for years to come.

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The Splendid End of Cheetah Pro Robert Ebersohn: An Epic Rugby Tale

by Tumi Makgale
December 27, 2023

Robert Ebersohn, a prominent rugby player, retired due to a concussion injury sustained during a preseason match against Australia’s Western Force. He played over 260 matches, including 110 for the Cheetahs and over 150 for French teams. His career took off straight out of high school, where he made his debut in 2008 against the Blue Bulls at Loftus Versfeld. Ebersohn’s journey ended where it began, playing for his cherished Cheetahs in front of his family and establishing strong bonds with teammates.

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News

George Clooney Unveils: A Close-Knit Relationship with Matthew Perry

by Michael Jameson
December 21, 2023

George Clooney shares how he had a close friendship with the late Matthew Perry, which began over their mutual love for paddle tennis. Perry’s dream of being in a sitcom came true with ‘Friends’, but fame brought him struggles and addiction, leading to his untimely death in 2021. Clooney’s intimate understanding of Perry’s life highlights the challenges that individuals face in Hollywood and the importance of recognizing the struggles behind the glitz and excitement.

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News

A Heartfelt Salute to Fatima Sydow: An Inspirational Culinary Icon

by Emma Botha
December 20, 2023

Fatima Sydow was a South African celebrity chef who inspired many with her remarkable culinary abilities, infectious zeal, and commitment to promoting her Cape Malay heritage through delectable recipes. Her rise to culinary fame did not alienate her from her roots, and she celebrated the richness of her cultural heritage. Her culinary expertise extended beyond mere cooking and was drenched in love, unity, and connection. Fatima’s legacy continues to inspire in the kitchens and hearts of those who admired her culinary craft.

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Lifestyle

A Tribute to Zahara: A South African Star’s Journey and Legacy

by Serjio Zakharoff
December 12, 2023

Zahara, the South African singing sensation, passed away at the age of 36, leaving the world mourning her loss. Her music, which resonated with audiences worldwide, made her an inspiration and guiding light for budding musicians. Zahara’s legacy is one of inspiration, musical excellence, and the power to encourage and uplift future generations through her timeless songs. Though she is no longer with us, her spirit continues to shine through her music and the indelible mark she left on the world. Rest in peace, Zahara.

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